The Greek government has announced a comprehensive plan to address the housing crisis, consisting of 14 new measures to be implemented over the next few years, alongside 36 existing interventions totaling €6.5 billion. These initiatives include the 'My Home' loan programs, housing upgrades, and rent refunds. The National Strategy against the Housing Crisis 2026–2035 outlines a phased approach, beginning with creating a Single Housing Policy Agency connected to the land registry and establishing a Custodian Fund for social housing. Immediate actions involve introducing a new Golden Visa category aimed at boosting housing availability by encouraging investments in multiple properties designated for long-term leases rather than short-term rentals. Additionally, a specialized urban planning mechanism will be developed to promote affordable and social housing in targeted areas.
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